FBHelper

The provider describes FBHelper as free; the statement concerns the extension, not a named plan. The provider also says it does not collect or send data.

The vendor describes controls for account settings, access, and language, alongside proxy and user-agent functions.

It says users can change geography, currency, and time zone, link a payment card, and create Business Manager invites. The page also describes changing IP addresses using HTTP proxies and adding a specified user agent or choosing one at random.

For language, the provider says Facebook can be switched to Russian without changing the account’s geography. Cookie login is described as entering and saving a cookie; for Netscape-format cookies, the stated instruction is to convert them to JSON before saving.

The provider warns that some functions may work incorrectly, including billing amounts displaying with two extra zeros after language translation. That warning makes the translated billing display a specific point to check rather than a dependable figure.

Token data and actions may not be available for every token, and the vendor recommends acting from Ads Manager. Treat the extension’s token controls as conditional, with the vendor’s stated direction for actions kept in view.

The vendor presents the extension as covering account information and ad status, alongside settings controls.

• The listed settings include changes to geography, currency, and time zone.
• The vendor also describes linking a payment card and creating Business Manager invites.
• A Russian-language switch is listed, with the provider stating that it does not change account geography.

What cookie format instruction does the vendor give?

For Netscape-format cookies, the vendor instructs users to convert them to JSON before saving.

Are data and actions available for every token?

No. The vendor says token data and actions may not be available for every token, so availability is conditional rather than stated as universal.

Which interface does the vendor recommend for actions?

The vendor says token data and actions may not be available for every token and recommends acting from Ads Manager.

Fits if the listed account controls and settings match the tasks in scope.

Probably not if the workflow requires every token to expose data and actions.

Main risk: the vendor warns that functions may work incorrectly, including translated billing amounts displaying with two extra zeros.